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Forensic Science

Psychology and the law intersect in the field of forensic science. Legal practitioners require a grasp of human motivation at its most basic and most debased in order to render fair judgment.

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First clue to future female serial killers?	Governmental religious expressions are not harmless.	Is discrimination obscured when the gates of marriage are opened?	Two important features for understanding cases of school and campus violence.
Men are harder on the gas, women better on the brakes.	Strange tales from my murder files	The link between multiple infant deaths and murder.	Ongoing interest in psychopathy and those who almost qualify for the diagnosis.
Why are Republicans trying to repeal laws designed to protect women?	How female serial killers lure their victims.	The modern view of how human memory works—and doesn't.	Rituals involving the sacrifice of dogs have not really disappeared.

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Law and Crime Blogs

Crime Time
Justice for all.
By Robin Sax
Criminal Minds
Seeing the world through the eyes of a behavioral profiler
By Mary Ellen O'Toole, Ph.D.
Disturbed
Criminal profiling and the deviant mind
By Deborah Schurman-Kauflin, Ph.D.
Evil Deeds
A forensic psychologist on anger, madness and destructive behavior.
By Dr. Stephen Diamond
Friction
How radicalization happens to them and us.
By Sophia Moskalenko, Ph.D. and Clark McCauley, Ph.D.
Inside the Criminal Mind
Understanding the Dark Side of Human Conduct
By Dr. Stanton E. Samenow, Ph.D.
Let Their Words Do the Talking
Verbal Cues to Detect Deception
By John R. "Jack" Schafer, Ph.D.
Shadow Boxing
A Blog that Probes the Mind's Dark Secrets
By Katherine Ramsland